Judd

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[Judd @juddgoldstein]

@DanielGarb @Socceroos @GGArmy @FIFAWorldCup Hopefully see you in Seattle mate

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@Power_32 @7AFL Unreal

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@fantasynut_afl @Power_32 The right candidate

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@jaiden_popowski Missing Ladhams

[Bill Maher @billmaher]

People say the left and the right can’t agree on anything these days. But there is this one thing:

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@fantasynut_afl @ollycaffrey He was a great head coach

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@DrCameronMurray @gearside @craighutchy @SoundingBoardEp

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@jwegener beta

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@Tommy_A7 Why is Maric out of favour?

[AFLRATINGS Fantasy @aflratings_FS]

Big night for Nick Daicos.. 🔥

@aflratings_FS

[Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis @chiefrabbi]

The deliberate arson attacks against Hatzola ambulances in London are a particularly sickening assault - not only on the Jewish community, but on the values we share as a society.

Our Hatzola volunteer ambulance corps is an extraordinary service, whose sole mission is to protect life, Jewish and non-Jewish alike.

The targeting of Hatzola by people so committed to terror, hatred and the desecration of life is a most painful illustration of the ongoing battle between those who sanctify life and those who seek to destroy it.

At a time when Jewish communities around the world are facing a growing pattern of these violent attacks, we will meet this moment with shared resolve and stand together against hatred and intimidation.

[Judd @juddgoldstein]

@daanysaeed Why is this a problem? This is them giving the ad significantly more value

[Judd @juddgoldstein]

@VinceRugari This one didn’t have that same tone, but countless times I’ve come to X after a bad loss to find a smug comment by you on my timeline. Would never have guessed you’re a Spurs fan. (Btw I’d swap Frank for Ange back in a heartbeat).

[NFL @NFL]

MATTHEW STAFFORD. MVP.

@Invisalign | @RamsNFL

[TIME @TIME]

Death toll in Iran may already be in the thousands https://t.co/65Tc9l19e2

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

If you claim to support human rights yet can’t bring yourself to show solidarity with those fighting for their liberty in Iran, you’ve revealed yourself. You don’t give a damn about people being oppressed and brutalised so long as it’s being done by the enemies of your enemies.

[Avraham Berkowitz @GlobalRabbi]

Please help Geffen Bitton, the Sydney unsung hero “in the red T shirt” who ran to into the line of fire after Ahmed Al Ahmed to fight the terrorist, is in serous condition and needs needs our help. https://t.co/tEqgWfCcL4

Let us not forget him as his identity was only shared today.

Geffen who moved towards the Bondi gunman instead of fleeing remains fighting for his life after being shot.

Gefen Bitton, 30, referred to as the ‘man in a red T-shirt’ after he was seen in footage from Sunday’s attack near the footbridge running to help Ahmed Al Ahmed as he disarmed terrorist gunman Sajid Akram

Bitton, an Israeli who has been working in Australia for about three years as a garage door technician, was attending the Chanukah by the Sea event, his friend Tom Cohen told https://t.co/lAQXa0LT8y.

He had been looking forward to watching the ceremonial lighting of the menorah when the shooting began.

As gunfire rang out, another friend of Bitton’s stood up and ran, but seconds later realised the 30-year-old was not with him.

Moments later his sister in Israel then received a phone call from Bitton saying he had been shot.

She alerted his friends in Sydney, who began desperately searching for him, before eventually finding him at St Vincent’s Hospital, initially listed as an unidentified patient.

In the days that followed, friends recognised Bitton in footage that showed him attempting to help, but was shot by the terrorist Naveed Akram.

Friends believe Bitton’s decision to run back toward the bridge also explains why his phone and keys were later found closer to the gunman than where he had been sitting moments earlier.

Another friend, Cayli Barr, said Bitton’s decision was something “most of us couldn’t even imagine”.

“Gefen had escaped, he was safe, but when he saw the terrorist, he ran into the line of fire to help,” Barr wrote in a GoFundMe page set up to support Bitton.

“He made the decision to put himself at risk to save the lives of others.

“As Ahmad Al Ahmad heroically jumped on the terrorist, Gefen ran in alongside to confront the terrorist.

“There, he was shot, fell to the ground, and shot again.

“Now in the ICU, Gefen’s put his own life at risk with his selfless actions.”

“He ran into the face of danger like only a hero does, guided by the values on which he was educated and raised.”

Bitton’s father has since flown from overseas to Sydney to be by his son’s bedside, as friends and family keep vigil at the hospital.
Five days on, he remains in intensive care, unresponsive, and has undergone five surgeries, Cohen said.

He was shot in the lower abdomen near the hip, shattering his pelvic bone.

Bone fragments caused severe internal injuries, and doctors required three to four operations to stop the internal bleeding.
Cohen said it is unclear whether Bitton will regain full use of his leg, and that the road to recovery will be long.

“He’s like the most spiritual guy ever,” Cohen said, describing Bitton as “super brave and super unique”.

“He loves people and always turns words into action.

[Avraham Berkowitz @GlobalRabbi]

Extraordinary bravery.

In his final moments, Rabbi Eli Schlanger raised his hands, walked toward the gunman as he reloaded, and pleaded with him to stop shooting. He was murdered moments later.

His wife, Chaya, was shot in the back. Their two-month-old baby, Shimshy, remains hospitalized with shrapnel wounds.

Please help the family recover from their devastating loss. https://t.co/YztXrCoE5W

[Judd @juddgoldstein]

Listen carefully to every single word. Never a truer word been spoken.

[“Mate” @tigertuffmark]

Josh Frydenberg unloads on the PM

“And, Prime Minister, I heard you say yesterday that you are ready for the fight on guns.

Well, let me tell you, guns may have stolen the lives of 15 innocent civilians, but it was radical Islamist ideology that pulled the trigger.

And if you, Prime Minister, can’t say those words, Islamist ideology, if you can’t speak them, you can’t solve them.

So, Prime Minister, you have failed us, your government has failed us.”